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BlueSky Development
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Irela
Blue Sky changes lives in the most fundamental way imaginable and the lives that it changes are those whom society has in large measure given up on ex offenders. With a mission to reduce re offending and challenge negative perceptions about people with a criminal record Blue Sky wins commercial work and offers the resulting jobs solely to ex offenders.
| Human health & social work |
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JJD Innovations
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Irela
J. J. Design Innovations Pvt. Ltd. (JJD) is a young and enthusiastic product design and development consultancy exclusively focused on making better medical devices. They have gained experience in various markets and environments ranging from academic research to clinical implementation. Their work includes new product development ergonomic studies prototyping and tooling mechanical testing and international regulations compliance. JJD have specific expertise in design of rehabilitation equipment orthopaedic implants and associated instrumentation.
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Sahaara Charitable Society
India
In November 1994 a group of concerned citizens gathered together and decided to work among the most disregarded people of Mumbai city where very few people want to go but still a place where people live and have dreams. Sahaara believes that a helping hand of love and a variety of services and opportunities is the key to transforming the dreams of the innumerable poor into their realities.
| Real estate, design & building |
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Shelter Associates
India
Shelter Associates (SA) is an NGO that works with the urban poor in Maharashtra India to facilitate community managed slum rehabilitation and infrastructure projects. SA works in partnership with Baandhani (collectives of poor men and women from informal settlements) in order to ensure that all urban planning activities are inclusive while recognizing and representing the poor as equal stakeholders in the planning process. SA aims to prevent the poor from being marginalized by incorporating them into urban planning and formal housing developments through community mobilization and partnership with local governments.
| Real estate, design & building |
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Stroke Action UK CIC
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Irela
Stroke Action was established on 10 January 2000 as an outcome of the 1999 UK Department of Health funded Mary Seacole Nursing Leadership award stroke prevention research. The research showed that there was very little support for stroke survivors and their carers in the community. A 'pilot' community based stroke support service was set up in the London Borough of Enfield in 2000. Lessons from this informed our strategic approach to establishing both community based 'Life After Stroke Centres' and 'Stroke Support Groups' in United Kingdom (UK) and Nigeria (NIG).